SO AWESOME! Great…read morepark, great features, and it's set up where multiple people can be doing runs at the same time without running into each-other. BOWLS: 2 bowls. both are good size. the deeper bowl is much bigger. Have fun!

Skated here on a Sunday morning a weeks ago and had a good time. Met some nice people who all…read morehelped to clean out the leaves that blew in. Looks like the park got funding and will getting a lot bigger.

Took my 7 year old grandson for his first skateboard lesson. Dakota was very patient and positive…read more In just one hour he learned some great fundamentals and became much more confident. My grandson is asking to go back for another lesson. We will definitely be back.

From the owner: Skate Above is dedicated to progressing our clients not only in their skate ability but also in…read moretheir attitude and mentality. We believe in not only teaching good skate techniques, but also in the correct way to learn, on respecting other skates, proper skatepark etiquette, and good habits

- Didja know there's a discrete spot in this park that you can reserve? We didn't. Polees kicked us…read moreoff this lil amphitheater circle (33°40'15.0"N 117°53'48.6"W) after we were already all set up. Had to relocate our tables, canopy, etc elsewhere. The park should post signs at all reservable spots, save unknowing guests the hassle. - Restroom sink has low water pressure. And no paper towels. . Restrooms located next to Angels Playground: M4C3+CWV Costa Mesa, CA. . Decent amount of parking near Angels Playground, but crowded on weekends: M4C4+75C Costa Mesa, CA. . Alternate parking: M492+MW7 Costa Mesa, CA. + Otherwise amicable ambience. - No pickleball courts. + Nicely located near OC Fair and OCC, and right by the 405-55-73 freeway triangle.

Tewinkle Park is where coed softball memories are made. The park is well maintained and hosts our…read moresoftball League on Tuesdays. I played in my first softball league team here. We were a bunch of misfits, all gathered for a chance to play this wonderful team sport. When I joined, our fearless leader stated he didn't expect us to be good but he expected that we have fun. How do you say no to that! I learned how to play this game and the nuances of the rules compared to baseball. Above all else, I got to meet so many new people through our games and pick up games. Wonderful memories, wonderful adventures. Please come and create your own.

I am 11 years old and I recently attended the camp in Tustin and one in New Port Beach. It was…read moregreat! The coaches were kind and they helped me out when ever I needed it. I am a much better skateboarder now, and I would love to do it again. Thank you Skate Coastal!

we are so glad we found this program! We did a weeklong summer camp at the Tustin skate Park…read morelocation. The coaches are so wonderful. You can tell they really love what they do. The program is really thoughtful and teaches them how to be good members of the skating community. My daughter learned all the basics and more. I will definitely be looking at putting in for another camp with skate coastal. I very quickly saw her skills progress and she absolutely loved it and looked forward to coming back each day.

We LOVE this skatepark. The flow bowl and combi bowl are iconic. It's kept super clean compared to…read moreother unmonitored parks. It's FREE!!! The employees are great. Shout out to Simon and Lucy for always making us feel more than welcome. Any parent who complains about the park employees treatment of their kids is 100% NOT A SKATER. THAT is the real problem; Parents who have no clue regarding skatepark etiquette bringing their snowflake children to skateparks and thinking they can run willy nilly like it's a freakin trampoline park. They seriously endanger themselves and everyone else but their parents are too ignorant to know. My son is 10 and schooled in skatepark etiquette since day 1 and we have NEVER had anything but positive interactions with the staff here. Thank you VANS and Huntington Beach for this epic skatepark!!!

Our first visit here with my three kids was amazing. The staff were incredibly welcoming and had no…read moreproblem letting them try out the big bowl, which they loved. Unfortunately, today was a completely different story. We understand that safety rules exist for a reason, but the consistency and attitude from the staff today were awful. First, one staff member kindly asked me to separate my kids into different sections of the bowl so they wouldn't bump into each other because they are " inexperience" he said. I happily complied. Shortly after, another staff member came over with an angry tone and stated that only one kid could be in the bowl at a time. If that is the policy, that's fine but the staff needs to be on the same page, and they certainly don't need to be mean. It really felt like my kids were being singled out and penalized just for not being expert skateboarders yet. Super discouraging environment today.

so glad I found this trail to skate at!! Views are…read morebeautiful and I'm moving to the area in 2 years and needed to find a new spot to skate. And parking is freeeeeee YERRRRRRRR

The Back Bay Loop Trail is one of the best spots in Orange County for scenic views and outdoor…read moreactivity. Whether you're into hiking, biking, or running, this trail is a great option for all levels. It's especially beginner-friendly since there's very little elevation gain or loss. However, it is on the longer side, so I recommend coming prepared for a bit of distance. The views definitely make it worth it though. You can always ditch and go back to your car at any point if you find the hike too long. One of my favorite parts is that there are some great coffee shops you can stop by near different access points along the loop. The area also feels very safe. Overall, this is a perfect go-to trail if you're looking for something scenic and easy.

Super cute, fun pirate themed park with easy parking and plenty of shade. My 3 year old…read moreparticularly liked the little sand/wood chip digging areas. Very cute and well done.

Fun park to take the kids with the advantage of excellent shade over the playground area. As noted…read moreby many, it has a pirate ship theme and includes swings (bucket and regular), areas split for younger and older children, and several benches for adults.

Fun skate park usually empty but today there were two other boys there. I think each one of them…read morewant their alone time and I skated for a while and left. And one advanced started doing his stuff and I was sitting under a tree watching . Then I came back an hour later to skate. But I fell twice the first time hard I walked it off. I was skating some more and hit something on the cement and fell again when I finished my shoulder, started getting sore darn.

This is a nice and beautiful park for nature walk, walking your dog and skate/scooter area for the…read morekids or adults and baseball fields. Wear pants if you walk after sundown because little things will bite you. Early morning and after sun down is nice. It gets SUPER busy if there are baseball/softball games - which means no parking. However, plenty of parking when there's no games. It is a few minutes from Tustin Market Place and other shopping plaza. There are actually staff onsite during operating hours. Restroom is open. There's vending machine as well. Be careful - watch out for coyotes because Peter Canyon Trail is next to the park.

This place is great! There is a solid train theme going throughout the playground area but it also…read moreprovides a nice variety of structures geared towards different ages. Bathrooms are clean enough and decently well stocked. Parents can grab a seat on one of many benches and there is good visibility as the kids run from area to area. There are baby and regular swings, and one big flat disk that you can lay down on. There are also spider web ropes for climbing. The softball fields are great for running the bases in between games, or flying a kite in the outfield. We tend to come in the evenings when it's cold so we haven't had a chance to use the splash pad but the structures in the area are still available for climbing. Solid choice for running off some kid energy.

It's a great park, very clean and pleasant. However, I was just there doing an evening walk and…read morethere was a person smoking by the baseball field despite there being signs stating that smoking is prohibited. Mind you there was a baseball game going on so there were a lot of children present.

This park is small, and also nestled and kinda hidden between Fairview Park and all the dirt trails…read morethat lead to the Santa Ana River Trail. You can get there by first parking at Fairview Park, then walking down the dirt path that leads to a paved path, or walking down the stairs. There is a restroom and water fountain, along with some picnic tables. It's very well kept and not many people know about it, so usually it's pretty secluded. Right now there is a rattlesnake warning sign up. We did come across a small gardener snake along the paved trail on our way there, but it got out of the way once it felt us coming. It's a very nice little park to relax, have a picnic, or kick around a ball with your dog. It's also only 3 miles from the beach, so on a really hot day, it's a great spot to still be able to be outdoors since it will be a lot cooler in this area.

Likes: + The BMX Dirt Trails are a fun sight to behold. If…read moreyou're lucky, you'll catch skilled bikers doing awesome tricks off the curves and ramps. + Located right by the Santa Ana River Trail. If you're biking this trail between Corona city and Huntington Beach, Talbert Park as well as Fairview Park may serve as a couple pleasant detours. + Peaceful ambience in some parts of this park. Non-likes: - Limited parking. The parking & pedestrian access options from Sea Bluff Dr & Sea Cove Ln section is limited. You'll prob wanna park around the Discovery Dr & Balboa Blvd intersection.